Cancer and cancer, then the cancer cancered more
cancering inside cancer’s cancerous cancer! Then, cancer! And, cancer! And, what’s
this? Cancer!! Well, Cancer Cancer Cancer Cancer Cancer Cancer!!!!
Whew. That should do it. You see where I am today. These
side effects, beginning with this irradiated skin, may be doing what the Docs
predicted (imagine a constant itchy sunburned sunburn), but knowing that
everything is proceeding according to plan doesn’t help to get outside of it.
So, bullpuckey! Enough already! With an assist from Diane’s brilliant camera hand & eye, I’m
stepping outside of it for today, taking off my skin suit and body casts, at
least mentally, and redirecting my spirit to the grand beauty in our world.
Why, look there! Just today, right out in our back
yard, gardens and woods: Mother Nature’s free show of shows. Hawks and deer and monarchs, oh my!
Let’s just enjoy it (the cancer will be here when we
get back). Let’s take time for a few shots of the best life has for us, free
for the asking. No artsy-fartsy effects needed. Ma nailed it.
Watch, breathe, live.
More as we go, El
Beautiful photography!
ReplyDeleteHate the radiation burns.
Focus on the goal. Sending Love and Light.
Thank you kindly, Margaret. I'll pass it on. This "family" of hawks has taken up residence around the brushpile, where all the tasty little mice & company live. Thanks for playing, Best, El
DeleteSounds terrible. :( Glad you two were able to get out and take in such lovely nature sights. Fabulous shots. xo
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kathy: Another one-plus week of radiations, so "it will get worse," but if I can get there, we'll be on the mend. Thanks again for playing. Best, El
DeleteThe power of positive thinking ... so many little things we take for granted and fail to see. Enjoy this day!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Susan. Yes, one net effect = seeing the little things in a big way, and making the big things smaller. Not sure I can take all this profundity! Thanks again for playing, Best, El
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